Logically Fallacious: The Ultimate Collection of Over 300 Logical Fallacies

see things how they really are, not how you think they are.

Expose an irrational belief, keep a man rational for a day. Expose irrational thinking, and keep a man rational for a lifetime.

Many successful people attempt to use their success as a wildcard to be an authority on everything

Any form of categorical syllogism with an affirmative conclusion and at least one negative premise

When others verbally attack you, take it as a compliment to the quality of your argument. It is usually a sign of desperation on their part

When you suspect people are just making stuff up, rather than providing evidence to support their claim, simply ask them, “What evidence do you have to support that

When one claims certainty for something where certainty is unknowable, it is your duty to point it out

Rick: I had a dream last night that I won the lottery! I have $1000 saved up, so I am buying 1000 tickets!
Vic: You know, dreams are not accurate ways to predict the future; they are simply the result of random neurons firing.
Rick: The last time I checked, you are no neurologist or psychologist, so how sure are you that I am not seeing the future?
Vic: It’s possible you can be seeing the future, I guess

Person 1 claims that Y is true, but is person 1 really sure about that?
Therefore, Y is false

Tip: In 2004, I wrote the book, Year To Success, a book Donald Trump called, “an inspiration to anyone who reads it